... in his thirtythird year, and his training in the Royal Navy, of which heis a commander, teaches him the necemity of He is a Whig of. the dutifal order. His apesch in Hope Hall, Liverpool, is beth a confession and © 4s he hes nct, he edmits, hed mach time ...

... ‘party—the Home Rale Whigs and ‘ignore the existence ef by drawing po members of trea bm course of this every name put ty there being ot the time but six “That the committee on do--consias of as were on the epot, and te teach the Whig would not sooo Mr. ...

... dissipate the impression he then created—that he was qualifying for office under a Whig Government. And now this gentleman thinks to retrieve his position by denouncing Whigs on the eve of the general election. We can assure him that he over-rates not only ...

... in the exigencies of the hour an imperative summons to the nation to return ‘ plain Whig principles,’ and especially to restore its confidence to thoroughbred Whig statesmen, and to Still further, it is observed that ‘For however few speak, its admonitions ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. (vac: rarvars 158 Fiase Leuven, ‘There reaches me from Ldverpoel capltal news. The Whig Home Rule which, in the plainest of I yesterday ex- has collapsed, and ‘altheagh Mr and Sir William Harevurt may, for the Lord attend Sune peel ...

... upon the con~ duct of political parties during the session. The Liberal party have put forward a youth- ful of a well-known Whig family, The choice of such a champion may be intended to convince electors that im spite of passionate war cries nothing very ...

... bis mean fell on « state of things of the after. contract. It was some euch of that was foreshadowed by what had jast the Whigs ond had for the time agreed to the which might a very ‘that which was intended. At Birtsing- ham they had found ‘the most ‘violent ...

... to-day saye—It is uso plain in dealing wi The membor of the have accepted a motion ple gelves to hold aloof from all party of Whig and Tory alike. They ma that all party combinations will ! sloof from them when they eo mu to countenance force, and will vie ...

... decent way of doing it making ourselves ridiculous. Ws were seepiag harvest now of 70 years of mismeaagement, ia wftiek Tory and Whig statesmen had borne their part, so that none ooald throw stones the other. attributed the misfortunes that had fallen on tka ...

... Birmingham, where the Whigs and the Radicals had for the time agreed to a union, the result of which might have a very different ending from that which was in- tended, At Birmingham they had found the re- presentative of the Whig official school fraternis- ...

... agents at Liverpool and some Whig Heme Rule Irish representatives, lord Ramsoy was lost night released from solemn which he entered into when he left Hevunshire House te contest the vacant Liverposl seat. Mr Adam, the Whig Whip, having tele- coaphed from ...

... situation. The members of the Home Rale have accepted a motion pledging them- selves to hold aloof from all party combinations of Whig and Tory alike. They may be assured that all party combinations will hold equally aloof from them when they 60 much as appear ...